Celene Chang

(March, 2008 - March, 2008 )

Staff Photographer

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• Visting Tulane students gather in the Princeton Cemetery around the tombstone of Paul Tulane, the New Jersey native ...
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• Whig-Clio member Dan Greco '06 speaks about the legitimacy of the USG referendum on supporting gay marriage in ...
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• A horse-drawn carriage makes its way down Nassau Street in front of Holder Hall on Saturday. Carriage rides ...
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• A Princeton ROTC cadet participates in this weekend's training at Fort Dix.
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• ROTC cadets from Princeton and The College of New Jersey participate in a combat simulation training exercise at ...
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• Borough Councilwoman Mildred Trotman is the likely successor to Mayor O'Neill.
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• Borough Council candidates David Goldfarb (l.) and Mildred Trotman discuss campaign issues on a panel with students.
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• Pink ribbons and informational tags adorn Palmer Square as part of Tie a Pink Ribbon, a breast cancer ...
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• Paul Nelson '06 has developed a first-person shooter computer game called Ultrono Arena, which has been downloaded by ...
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• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice answers a question from the audience after her address Friday while Wilson School ...
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• A protestor outside Jadwin Gym.
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• Protestors demonstrate against the Bush administration outside Jadwin Gym as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks inside.
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• Student protesters hold up signs inside Jadwin Gym, where Rice spoke.
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• Rice says U.S. must not falter in Iraq: Secretary of State's remarks kick off the Wilson School's 75th ...
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• Junior No. 1 Yasser El Halaby led m. squash to third place in the nation.
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• Junior Andrew Lieu and men's tennis easily won both their home matches this weekend, beating Boston College and ...
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• At 2 a.m. on the morning of Dean's Date, students stocked up on muffins and cookies in Frist ...
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• Dean of the Wilson School Anne-Marie Slaughter '80 works with her husband Andy Moravscik while at home. Moravscik ...
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• Members of the South Asian Students Association organize a meeting in the basement of Dod Hall on Monday ...
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• Electrical engineering professor James Sturn is one of the scientists collaborating on a project to improve nanofabrication.
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• FitzRandolph Gate, named after the donor of the land for Nassau Hall, is back on campus.
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• The Daily Princetonian staff elected Melisa Gao '06 (l.) editor-in-chief of the 129th managing board Friday. Nicole Drapkin ...
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• Visitors to the Bernstein Gallery in Robertson Hall admire a photo exhibit by Torben Eskerod on the control ...
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• Lost in a world of man and woman: Wang '08, an aspiring artist, is a biological woman who ...
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• Palmer Square took on a festive feel Saturday as a Christmas tree was strung with lights. The decorated ...
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• Seniors Adam Leive (l. to r.), Christo Logan and Charles Smith show off the Plexiglass-walled bar designed and ...
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• Physics professor Bill Bialek lectures to freshmen in the new integrated science sequence. The class combines chemistry, physics, ...
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• Computer science graduate students work in the Carl Icahn laboratory.
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• Getting a-head on Halloween: Students returned from Fall Break to find a pumpkin atop one of the headless ...
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• Construction continues on the site of Whitman College, the University's sixth residential college.
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• Former University provost Amy Gutmann is officially installed as president of the University of Pennsylvania in a ceremony ...
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• Dean of the College Nancy Malkiel speaks at the Freshman Parents Assembly Friday.
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• Politics lecturer and former Oklahoma congressman Mickey Edwards discusses the presidential election in Dodds Auditorium.
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• The men's tennis team was led by junior Darius Craton, who made it to the quarterfinals of the ...
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• Andrea Wilson '08, accompanied by her service dog Bradley, starts her daily trek from Forbes College.
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• Whitman College is one of two residential sites currently under construction. The project is on schedule for completion ...
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• Senior running back Jon Veach (No. 3) will share time with classmate Branden Benson in the backfield this ...
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• Frist's new Healthy Eating Lab is open from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. It offers ...
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• The ellipse dormitory, which opened this fall, will be named for Emma Bloomberg '01.
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• Students shop on the third floor of the Princeton University Store. The third floor is now home to ...
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• A happy student hugs the University mascot at the first annual Pre-Rade Sunday outside Nassau Hall.
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• Students gather on Alexander Beach for the Pre-Rade and opening barbeque Sunday.
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• Authorities on Sunday afternoon stand outside 1939 Hall in Wilson College, where the body of Melissa Huang '07 ...
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• University students enjoy Kettle corn as part of the Dean's Date celebrations on McCosh Walk. The University marching ...
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• Yasser El Halaby
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• Princeton Garden Theatre offers local moviegoers an eclectic mix of independent films and mainstream motion pictures on its ...
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• Christopher Karpowitz GS, a preceptor for professor Robert George's POL 316: Civil Liberties, says he enjoys the undergraduates ...
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• Many area residents enjoy ENG 311: Shakespeare II. One auditor described professor Lawrence Danson's lectures as "marvelous."
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• Danielle Kennedy '07 (l.) greets pre-frosh Bianca Bosker and Alana Arnold in West College Wednesday. April Hosting begins ...
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• Students and faculty in ECO 333: Financial Accounting enjoy a warm weather lecture at the Wilson School fountain ...
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• Students gather Thursday night after the panel discussion to draft a letter to the administration stating their concerns ...
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• Freshman Darcy Robertson teamed with senior Mateya McCoy to win a doubles match in women's tennis' victory over ...
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• Matt Margolin '05 oversees the USG meeting in which members discussed grade inflation and students appointed to administrative ...
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• Junior Josh Burman
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• Senior Dan Friedman
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• The men's tennis team dominated the Elis before falling to the Bears, while its female counterpart beat Brown ...
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• Heather Lichty '04 and her three-year-old son, Caleb Stanton, play outside their apartment in the Hibben-Magie complex.
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• Not the typical campus resident, Caleb Stanton, 3, spends his days at home with his father while his ...
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• President Tilghman fields questions from students and faculty on various ethical dilemmas Thursday night at Mathey College.
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• Chancellor Green's main rotunda opens after a series of renovations, featuring chairs, couches and carrels for comfortable studying.
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• Construction on Borough plaza continues as town officials decide how to utilize new funding provided by the University.
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• Kaufmann's apartment serves as a workspace.
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• Kaufmann's handbags feature bold, colorful patterns and a variety of styles
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• Laurie Kaufmann '99 shows off several of the handbags she has designed since graduating from Princeton.
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• Dr. Robert George
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• Dr. John Gager
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• A diverse group of professors and religious leaders discuss Mel Gibson's controversial film "The Passion of the Christ" ...
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• Sophomore Yasser El Halaby suffered his first defeat of the season in the No. 1 spot at the ...
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• The Schola Cantorum Princetoniensis processes through the University Chapel while performing during the Aquinas Institute's Ash Wednesday services ...
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• Freshman Vincent Yu is part of a talented group of newcomers hoping to help Princeton unseat top-ranked Trinity ...
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• Freshman Claire Rein-Weston faced tough matches in the No.1 spot against Trinity and Harvard in last weekend's Howe ...
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• Freshman No. 1 Claire Rein-Weston will face squash's top competition as women's squash competes for the Howe Cup ...
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• After a loss to Trinity, Amherst and Williams proved easy marks for freshman No. 1 Claire Rein-Weston and ...
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• Sophomore No. 1 Yasser El Halaby posted men's squash's only win in its 8-1 loss to Trinity on ...
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• David Kaczynski, brother of the Unabomber, spoke about the dangers of the death penalty in McCosh 10 last ...
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• Kadiatou Diallo, whose son was shot by four policemen, speaks at annual Black History Month dinner.
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• One of the few bright spots in Princeton's loss to Harvard was sophomore forward Lauren Nestor's (with ball) ...
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• Melisa Gao '06 and Lindsay McGregor '06 traveled to New Hampshire over Intersession to report on the Democratic ...
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• John Stossel '69, a well-known television correspondent, speaks at the U-Store on his new book titled Give Me ...
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• Emeritus Professor Edward Taylor helped develop the new anti-cancer drug Alimta approved yesterday by the FDA for general ...
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• Men's squash is heavy on underclassmen, but sophomore Yasser El-Halaby has kept Ivy title hopes alive.
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• Sophomore Yasser El-Hallaby posted a 3-0 win against Yale's Julian Illingsworth. The win was not enough for the ...
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• A man trudges through the snowy blizzard that descended on the East Coast yesterday. Campus temperatures will remain ...
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• With excerpts ranging from works by Moliere to Racine, a wide array of French plays are performed by ...
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• Students pour off the Dinky as they return to campus following the four-day weekend for Thanksgiving break.
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• The 'Wa will close for remodeling next month. Students will have to seek out their "sizzlies" and midnight ...
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• Student environmental leader Cathy Kunkel '06 is negotiating with the University for the use of greener energy sources.
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• Junior runningback Jon Veach and the football team were unable to score a touchdown in the 21-15 loss ...
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• Allynn Lodge '04 and Corey Sanders '04 (far l. and far r.) take part in a skit with ...
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• Boston College Professor Peter Kreeft links the present-day Roman Catholic Church to its origins in the New Testament ...
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• University and community members gather in front of FitzRandolph Gate to protest the security wall around the West ...
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• Mayor Marvin Reed (l.) and Mayor-elect Joseph O'Neill watch the tallying of the votes of Princeton Borough residents ...
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• Senior co-captain Vanti Bhargava was one of four players from the women's tennis team to compete at ITA ...
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• New Jersey has rejected a request by Cottage Club to be exempt from paying property taxes. Clubs are ...
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• Ross Wherry, the leader of USAID's Iraq Management Group, details U.S. plans for Iraq in Robertson Hall yesterday ...
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• Senior midfielder Elizabeth Bell hopes that the women's soccer team will jump out early on Harvard in the ...
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• Senior co-captain Vanti Bhargava, above, and senior Alex Kobishyn, also a co-captain of the women's tennis team, will ...
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• Senior midfielder Liz Bell, a four-year starter and captain of the women's soccer team, scored the first goal ...
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• Junior defender Rochelle Willis looks for an open player during the women's soccer team's 3-0 victory over Columbia ...
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• Senior co-captain Mateya McCoy and women's tennis faced off against nearly all Ivy League squads in Flushing Meadows, ...
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• Israel supporters gather at Rutgers University in New Brunswick during the "Israel Inspires" rally.
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• Colgate's blitzing defense defense could cause trouble for the Tigers' offense, but junior running back Jon Veach (No. ...
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• Sophomore linebacker Alan Borelli takes down a Columbia ball carrier during the Tigers' heartbreaking loss to the Lions ...
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• Wilson School lecturer Wolfgang Danspeckgruber (r.) shares a laugh with Wolfgang Ischinger (center), German ambassador to the United ...
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• Students reach for Winnie the Pooh stuffed animals as Andrew Redman '02 (l.) and Bryce Gama '01 (second ...
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• Senior Mateya McCoy reached the finals of the A2 singles flight in the Princeton Invitational, losing to Alina ...
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• President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan speaks before the University community on Friday at Richardson Auditorium.
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• Washington Post reporter Barton Gellman '82 speaks on secrecy and security in Robertson Hall last night.
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• Customers crowd the counter at Hoagie Haven, which was renovated this summer by its owners, George and Emily ...
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• Cynthia Levine '05 shows her double in 1903 Hall, a centrally located dorm coveted by seniors. Levine was ...
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• John Yi '03 takes the advice of Procrastination Tip #6 while studying in Frick Library. How many of ...
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• Lend me your ears English professor T.P. Roche GS '58 delivered his final lecture yesterday after 42 years ...
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• (Clockwise from top left): Vice President for Campus Life Janet Dickerson, Pettus Randall '04 and Borough Mayor Marvin ...
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• Early Easter at Frist Robert Atuahene '04 sells colorful Easter eggs to Homer Ong '04 as part of ...
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• Fountain of youth Taking advantage in the turn in weather, two sunbathers take a dip in the newly ...
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• Grigori Perelman presents his proof of the Poincaré Conjecture, known as one of the most difficult problems in ...
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• Provost Amy Gutmann
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• Freshman Andrew Lieu and men's tennis travel to Brown and Yale in hopes of remaining undefeated in Ivy ...
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• Lauren Siciliano '05 (l. to r.), Nneka Nwosu '05, Crystal Wu '04, Adaku Ibekwe '04, Laine Kavanaugh '04 ...
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